The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-05

ART EXHIBIT at Masonic Hall.
ENGLIsH'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Booth in
Hamlet
THE MUsEUM-"Grogan's Elevation" afternoon
and evening
In BrieG
The art exhibit will close on next Saturday
night.
Matte W Wilkinson had her name changed
to Martha W. Wright by Judge Ayres, yester-
day.
Only thirty -one of measles were reported
yesterday. There were sixty the day pre-
vious.
The meeting in the interest of the McAll Mis-
sion at Mrs. w. H. Ripleys. this afternoon, will
be held at instead of o'clock.
The regular MOI thly meeting of the Builders
Exchange will be held on Friday night, when of
fcers, twelve in number, will be nominated for
the election that occurs June g.
There is much complaint about the placards
posted by the board of health residences
where there are cases of measles or scnrlatina
being left upon the house long after all danger
is past.
A white male baby. few hours old. was left
the doorstep of Henry Carendilrs residence,
No 81 Archer street, yesterday morning, at
o'clock. The waif was cared for until daylight.
when it turned over to the police, and by
them sent to the Orphans Home
Several attempts have recently been made by
thieves to break into the large stores along
Washington street. The last effort was to get
into the Boston clothing store. No East Wash
street,
in the front window with diamond. The glass
was half cut out when the burglars were fright
ened away by the police
The following persons licensed to marry
yesterday: John A. Crenshaw and Anna Sure
man. Charles H. Hacker and Mary j. Jones,
Otis W. Pierce and Jessie Cox, Martin Carr and
Kate McCarsy, Annie Girouth and Matte
Sinner Charles St Clair and Mary Williamson,
Robert Kershner and Willie Clark, John Miller
and Louisa Swain, William L. Walker and
Mover F. Moore.
YESTERDAYS BUILDING PERMITS.
The following building permits were issued
yesterday: John Goety, repair frame cottage
No $50 Indiana avenue, $40; john A. Given,
two frame cottages Mississippi street.
Fifth, 81, 900 each; Henry L. Berg, frame addition
to residence California street. near St. Clair,
$780,
THE HIGH-sCHooL's ANNUAL EXCURSION.
Tomorrow the Indianapolis High-school will
go to Charlottesville on its thirteenth annual
excursion, leaving the Union Depot at 7:30
o'clock NJ. and returning at P. NJ While at
Charlottesville the classes will be the guests of
Prof. John NJ. Coulter. of Wabash College. and
the day will be spent examining the geological
and botanical collections of the college.
ROUGHLY HANDLED BY cHINAMEN.
Three went into E. Lungs laundry, on
Massachusetts, avenue. last night, and insuted
the Cinnamon by making some reference to their
habits. The proprietor of the establishment,
with three of his employees, undertook to put the
men cut of the house. and lively fight ensued.
IL the scuffie the glass in the window broken,
truders were glad to get out of the reach of the
Cinnamon. and could be found when the
police notified of the affair.
RESIDENCE DAMAGED BY FIRE.
The residence of Mrs. Chapman, No. GIT
North Pennsylvania street. partially de-
stroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. The fire
started from ash pit adjoining the kitchen, in
which some hot Goals were carelessy deposited
by the servant. In the kitchen were six gallons
of gasoline. which exploded and made the blaze
very difficult to extinguish. The portion of
the residence, which OF frame. almost
entirely destroyed. with the furniture. The loss
on house and furniture is estimated at 81 O00 on
which there was an insurance of 5000. While
the fire was in progress, John Richardson made
his way into the front portion of the residence
ard carried off opera glass and some other
articles. He was arrested.
HOW FARMER WAS swINDLED.
B. F. Andrews, farmer residing Bridge
port who came to the city with load of hay
Yesterday, West Washington street was met
by man who offered to find him a purchaser
Mr. Andrews went with him to the Manufact-
urers' Union Office on New Jersey street, where
one Of the workmen agreed TO take the hay.
The middle man went with the stranger to I'M
load the hay, and on their way back to the Car
penters Union paid him So, and offered to col
lect the balance from the purchaser. Andrews
waited on his wagon on the outside, but the man
didn't show up, and he went in to see where the
trouble was. He learned that the had
drawn $15 and had skipped, leaving him but So
for his load of hay. When a comparison of the
weight of the load with the record of the weigh
master was made it was discovered that the
stranger had raised the figures and collected $15,
when the load brought but $12.
VARIOUS NEW INDIANA ENTERPRISES.
Articles of incorporation were fled with the
Secretary of State yesterday, as follows: The
Times Publishing Company. of Goshen-Capital
stock. $21 900; directors, Henry B. Beyerle, A.
Ramsey Beyerle, Lincoln H. Beyerle and Will
G. Peters The Manufacturers Natural-gas
6. Hupp W R. Perry. S B. Hem
shaw. s p Young, n E. Tomlinson, James
Clinton and H. B. Hartine. Daviess Build
ing and Loan Association, of Washin eton-
CAPITAL stock directors Sseason
Michael j. Hayes Louis B. Rertman, Harvey
L. Lockridee, James H McCracken, Royal E.
Geeting and Matthew F. Burke. The Shelby
apolis-Capital stock, 800 000 directors. John
Irish, William Beatty, Anton Schmidt, William
d. Thiebe, Chris People, Emmett L.. Rose, VIM.
H. Harmoning and Michael Derlith. The Car
ter Forge and Iron Company, of Portland-Cap-
ital stock, $1O0 900; directors, J. H. Carter A
l.. Jagna, T. H. Cornithers. n. B. Hawkins, L.
K. Torbet. c. S. Arthur and A q. Core.
OFFICERS OF THE ORPHAN ASYLUM.
AT the annual electlOn Oh the Objects anu OCarI
of managers of the Indianapolis Orphans Asy-
lum Mrs. John A. Bradshaw was reelected pres
ident by reclamation. The iee-presidents are
Mrs. John Love, Mrs Amelia B. Mansur and Mrs
Henry Coburn treasurer, Mrs. Frederick Bags;
recording secretary, Mrs G. A. Wells, and cor
responding secretary, Mrs John c. Wright
The memb ers of the board reelected Mes
DANES L. S. Ayres, Thomas Bassett Rachel
Clark, John Duncan, John Dodd, VIM. Evans
VIM. Hadley, Benjamin Harrison. A. c. Harris
Charles Judson, Franklin Landers, VIM. Man
sur Eugenia McOuat E. B. Martindale, George
Moore, Levi Ritter, J. s. Harrington, A L.
Wright and Emil Wulschner The Indebtedness
on the asylum has been reduced from SIS. 900 to
So, 500. largely through donations. The Hon
orary Mem bership Aid Society contributed $780,
and SO. 80 given Easter offering by
the Sunday school of the Second Presby terrain
Church. A year ago there were eighty-seven
al.;i a.. :i,ar.a Dur;